See answer above.
Your personal exemption will be prorated based on the number of days.
90% rule are basically for people who are resident of Canada for the full year but earned certain percentage of their income from foreign source.
Whether you fill in your foreign income or not will most likely not affect your personal exemption because you were not a resident for the full year and your personal exemption must be prorated based on number of days that you were a resident divided by 365days..
耶耶仲尼2024-03-19 01:50:53
耶耶仲尼2024-03-19 01:52:48
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CNTower2024-03-19 03:12:57
just don't claim the full personal exemption. prorate it based on number of days you are in Canada